Statement I: 'Anagenesis' is the final part of a drama after the climax, where conflicts are resolved. Statement II: 'Anagenesis' is the turning point at which the audience sees an unexpected reversal.
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Correct answer: B. Both Statement I and Statement II are false
Explanation
Statement I describes the denouement and Statement II peripeteia. 'Anagenesis' is a biological term (evolution within a lineage).
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